Tashmuit was known to the Nauset Indians as “a place of springs”. Its inhabitants were intimately connected with Truro history for three centuries, yet its significance was forgotten after Highland House and Highland Light became tourist attractions. Come find out why in 1700 one of the first acts of the Proprietors was to build a road to Tashmuit.

Come learn about the Indian and African slavery there. Your historical vision will acquire a wide-angle view in space, through depth in time.

Visit the Cobb Archive

Vintage Maps for Sale

The Museum has reproductions of vintage maps of Cape Cod and the Outer Cape for sale. Visit our “Vintage Maps” page to see our collection. Visit the Museum or contact [email protected] for more information.